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by Nicola Austin 1 day ago

Nobody Review

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul veteran Bob Odenkirk joins the ranks of Keanu Reeves, Liam Neeson and Denzel Washington, gaining surprising geriaction-hero status in his late 50s. Following the game-changing John Wick series, writer Derek Kolstad is…

by Nicola Austin 2 days ago

In The Heights Review

Before the record-breaking cultural phenomenon Hamilton hit broadway (and eventually Disney+), came Lin-Manuel Miranda's first full-length musical - In The Heights. Miranda first began to write the music and lyrics for the show whilst attending college, inspired to…

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by Nicola Austin June 8, 2021

Loki Season 1 Episode 1 & 2 Review

Following the critically acclaimed game-changer WandaVision and the relatively safe The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki is the third series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) to hit streaming service Disney+. First introduced in Kenneth Branagh's 2011…

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by Nicola Austin May 28, 2021

Lucifer Season 5 Part 2 Review

Good news Lucifer fans, after almost a year of waiting due to filming delays during the pandemic following THAT cliffhanger, the second half of season five is finally here. Following the shows abrupt cancellation by FOX, the series…

by Nicola Austin May 27, 2021

Cruella Review

Disney's live-action adaptations are certainly a bone of contention in both Disney and film fans alike, with the majority of re-imaginings met with a mixed response. While the studio continues with readapting their back catalogue, the latest instalment…

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by Nicola Austin May 26, 2021

Sweet Tooth Season 1 Review

Following the hit and miss nature of Netflix's most recent comic book adaptation, Mark Miller's superhero stuffed Jupiter's Legacy, the streaming service is going for a wholly different approach with their latest property. Gone are the heroic costumes…

by Nicola Austin May 21, 2021

A Quiet Place Part II Review

Following numerous delays due to the global Coronavirus pandemic, the sequel to the much-loved 2018 horror flick A Quiet Place will shortly finally arrive in UK cinemas. Exploring both pre-invasion and post-apocalyptic timelines, the cast are once again…

by Robert Ernest May 21, 2021

Army of the Dead Review

It’s been quite a year for Zack Snyder with his version of Justice League finally being released and the buzz surrounding his return to the horror genre. Army Of The Dead acts as a bit of a fresh take on…

by Nicola Austin May 18, 2021

PG: Psycho Goreman Review

Despite delays due to the pandemic, the latest midnight-movie horror comedy Psycho Goreman screened at Beyond Fest, the Sitges Film Festival and Monster Fest earlier this year. Heading to horror streaming service Shudder later this week, this low-budget but high energy…

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by Nicola Austin May 17, 2021

Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K episode 1 “If This Be… M.O.D.O.K.!” Review

Created in 1967 by the legendary Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Marvel comic book supervillain M.O.D.O.K (aka Mental Organism Designed Only For Killing) has long since been a foe of Captain America, The Incredible Hulk and S.H.I.E.L.D. While…

by Robert Ernest May 16, 2021

The Woman in the Window Review

Adapted from the 2018 best seller by A.J. Finn, in the ultimate movie about curtain twitching, Amy Adams drags you along on a disorientating journey of mystery. I’ll start by addressing the elephant in the room - this…

by Nicola Austin May 16, 2021

Spiral: From the Book of Saw Review

Over the last two decades and eight instalments, the Saw series has undoubtedly shaped and influenced the horror movie landscape, becoming one of the biggest of the more recent horror movie franchises. The legacy of John Kramer, aka…

by Nicola Austin May 10, 2021

Wrath of Man Review

Following his return to form with comedic British gangster flick The Gentlemen after critical and box office misfires Aladdin and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, director Guy Ritchie finally reunites with action star Jason Statham. It's the…

by Nicola Austin May 9, 2021

Justice Society: World War II Review

Warners Bros. are back with a brand new instalment in the fan favourite DC Universe Movies series, following the fun of the martial arts nostalgia of Batman: Soul of the Dragon. Following the grand reset of the universe…

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by Dave Wright May 7, 2021

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 2 ‘Cut & Run’ Review

Clone Force 99 are back and not a moment too soon! From now and potentially for the next three months at least, we will be getting a new episode each week, this makes me very happy indeed. Episode…